800+m2 of SLC

[cam_low]

Would you suggest sealing afterwards, the mats that are going on are jigsaw mats...if you know of them.

 

[peteablard]

Would you suggest sealing afterwards, the mats that are going on are jigsaw mats...if you know of them.

I would want to for piece of mind or I'd at least explain to the customer the benefits of having it done and give them a price, it's up to them then

 

[cam_low]

forgot to post up the finished picture!

 

[Ajax123]

How deep do you need to go... Is this any good for you ?

http://www.ribaproductselector.com/Docs/0/27800/external/COL962804.pdf

it would be far cheaper than bagged SLC...

 

[cam_low]

Thanks alan but the job is now complete. I think they got the slc for free !!!

 

[lizzardtong]

Counted 9 pallets on that photo. Quite a lot of mixing. Did you do it in one hit?

 

[Ajax123]

Thanks alan but the job is now complete. I think they got the slc for free !!!

Ah... Well I don't think we could get cheaper than that. maybe of use on a future job.... We just supplied 4000m2 on a job in Birmingham....went in in one day.

 

[White Room]

9 pallets for free:yikes:

 

[cam_low]

'someone' paid for it ! ! and its turned into 13!

 

[White Room]

Ah... Well I don't think we could get cheaper than that. maybe of use on a future job.... We just supplied 4000m2 on a job in Birmingham....went in in one day.

How deep on average for that kind of floor Alan...

 

[Ajax123]

How deep on average for that kind of floor Alan...

it really depends on how uneven the substrate is. In this instance it was only small variations so I suppose average of around 20mm with a minimum of 15mm. It was a refurb of an old factory office building being turned into flats. It dries reasonably fast at that depth as well...